Tara Flohr

In that role, she provides individual therapy and facilitates group therapy. She specializes in working with patients with co-occurring disorders in addition to substance use disorder, enabling patients to receive treatment for the mental health issues that often underlie addiction.

Prior to coming to Caron in 2021, Tara worked for four years at a nonprofit counseling center, offering mental health services to low-income individuals and families. Before attending graduate school, she was a counselor assistant at Caron for two years.

She is trauma-informed and has a Master of Arts in social work from Edinboro University and a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Albright College.

Caron has made it possible for patients from all kinds of backgrounds and income levels to receive the top-of-the-line treatment it is known for. I find it rewarding to be able to give all of my patients the treatment and resources they need to set them on a path to recovery.”